AUTOMATED SHOPPING LIST DESIGN PROJECT

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AUTOMATED SHOPPING LISTDESIGN PROJECT

• Team Moritz
• Philip Seton, Anas Daboussi
• Jedediyah Williams, Olayinka Sanusi

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OUTLINE

• Background Motivation
• Overview of Components
• Deliverables
• Preliminary Design
• Design Alternatives

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Background Motivation

• Mental Health Mentally Challenged individuals
  have problems formulating precisely what is
  needed in their homes for their wellbeing.

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Background Motivation

• People in general are unaware of the various
  types of items contained in their refrigerator
  and tend to create incomplete shopping lists.

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Background Motivation
I hate making Out shopping Lists. This takes
Too much work!!
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Background Motivation

• Companies need fast and efficient ways of
  keeping track of their items/supplies.
• Some of these companies are
• Service Net
• Apple Seeds
• UFP Technologies

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BACKGROUND MOTIVATION

• All of the different problems and obstacles that
  were mentioned in the previous slides is what
  motivates us in creating a fast and efficient way
  of keeping track of supplies/items.

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OUTLINE

• Background Motivation
• Overview of Components
• Deliverables
• Preliminary Design
• Design Alternatives

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Overview of Components

• Weight Sensor
• Microprocessor
• Wireless Transmitters Receivers
• LCD Output

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Overview of Components
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Overview of Components
Milk is 80 empty, Please Purchase a new
carton!!.
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OUTLINE

• Background Motivation
• Overview of Components
• Deliverables
• Preliminary Design
• Design Alternatives

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DELIVERABLES

• There are four deliverables
• System specifications
• Design concept.
• Block diagram .
• Functional description of the blocks.
• Analysis done during the design of the system.
• Schematic diagrams and circuit description.

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DELIVERABLES

• The following documentation
• Wiring diagram
• Parts list, assembly drawings, and assembly
  instructions.
• Users Manual

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DELIVERABLES Prototype

• A working prototype will be build. It will
  include the following components
• A weight sensor
• An Analog - To - Digital converter
• A pair of communicating wireless transceiver
• An LCD monitor and keyboard user interface
• A manual switch to choose container IDs

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OUTLINE

• Background Motivation
• Overview of Components
• Deliverables
• Preliminary Design
• Design Alternatives

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Preliminary Design
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OUTLINE

• Background Motivation
• Overview of Components
• Deliverables
• Preliminary Design
• Design Alternatives

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DESIGN ALTERNATIVES

• Have a wired circuit instead of a wireless one
• The sensor could be wired to an embedded
  computer
• Multiple wireless protocols to choose from
  (Bluetooth, ZigBee)
• Sensor alternatives

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DYNAMIC SHOPPING LISTDESIGN PROJECT

• Team Moritz
• Philip Seton, Anas Daboussi
• Jedediyah Williams, Olayinka Sanusi